Smallwood presentation on the ForestValue Kick-Off Seminar

Domov News Smallwood presentation on the ForestValue Kick-Off Seminar

26. November, 2019

The ForestValue Research Programme Kick-Off Seminar was held at the National Museum of Finland in Helsinki on 23rd and 24th of May 2019.

The seminar brought together around 70 participants from all around Europe to learn about the 17 projects selected for funding under the 1st Joint Call of the ForestValue Research Programme and to exchange information and ideas among people with a common interest: innovating the forest-based bioeconomy.

Project Smallwood was presented on the seminar, presentation you can see below in YouTube channel.

If interested in more about the Seminar or ForestValue Research Programme you can visit https://forestvalue.org/seminar-2019/.

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